CRS Ghana New Country Representative

A great meeting online with partner CRS in Ghana. Amazing news forthcoming but for now, we'd like to introduce Ghana's new CRS leadership, Daniel Mumuni.

Daniel leads operations throughout the country working to advance CRS' mission to serve the poor and vulnerable. Daniel previously worked as Chief of Party for the McGovern-Dole Food for Education Program in Sierra Leone, where he oversaw activites including teacher trainings, nutrition lessons, food distributions, and school feeding for more than 30,000 students.

Prior to joining CRS, Daniel served as the Africa regional technical advisor for the Global Child Nutrition Foundation and as the West Africa regional director for the Imperial College of London's Partnership for Child Development. With a long-standing commitment to international and community development, Daniel has dedicated the last 15 years to working to advance programs and partnerships in the United States, Europe and Africa.

Daniel lives with his wife and two daughters in Accra, Ghana.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

Food Aid, Food Crisis, Food Distribution, Food for Education, Global Hunger, School Feeding Programs, World Hunger

EDUCATION

Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam

Master of Laws

University of Amsterdam

M.S., International Development Studies

University of Ghana

B.A., Psychology

B.A., Sociology

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2019-2020 Update

2019 Summary Update….In 2019 we reached over 25,000 people through the implementation of 28 new boreholes installed for 10 health clinics, 13 shared communities, and 5 schools in Northern Ghana in 2019! Explore our 165 boreholes to date!

Reading of The Water Princess

The Science Behind Sustainability

Water Access Now’s intern Destry Seiler shares about her experiences this summer in Ghana in a presentation she gave at our 2019 Wine Into Water Event.

Water Access Now 2019 Intern Destry Seiler shares her experiences in Ghana and 'The Science Behind Sustainability'

2019 Wine Into Water | October 29

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2014 Cabernet Sauvignon - Double Gold (Wine Press Northwest Platinum Competition); Gold (Seattle Wine Awards, Cascadia International Wine Competition)

2015 Cabernet Sauvignon – Gold (Seattle Wine Awards); Silver (San Francisco International Wine Competition)

2016 Cabernet Sauvignon – Double Gold (Seattle Wine Awards)

2017 Rose – Silver (Tri-Cities Wine Festival); Bronze (Seattle Wine Awards, San Francisco International Wine Competition)

2017 Sauvignon Blanc - newly released!

Financial Report and Budget Analysis: 2018

Improving Water Access in Northern Ghana Report. 60 beneficiary communities in five districts of Northern and Upper East regions of Ghana received boreholes. Each community also received training of 7-member Water and Sanitation Teams to sustainably manage their wells. Read the full financial and budget report here.